Frywall is an inventive and useful new kitchen item that is changing the way people prepare food. This flexible, cone shaped item allows food to sizzle in the pan without ever splattering and making a mess on your stovetop. Your splatter screen will be a thing of the past when you realize that Frywall is so much better.
We like that Frywall allows you to access your food as you cook it without removing a splatter shield or pan top. It completely stops the splatter of fine oil mist that screens simply can't. It also allows steam to escape so food cook and brown more evenly.
From onion rings and French fries to fried chicken and burgers, Frywall keeps you cooking neatly. It can also easily turn a skillet into a wok for your favorite oriental recipes.
Frywall is especially easy to clean with just a little soap and water and it is also dishwasher safe. A great advantage is that your stovetop and cooking surfaces don't have to be cleaned after cooking because Frywall keeps splatters totally contained. Best of all, when rolled up, Frywall takes up as much room as a large cup for easy storing.
What is Frywall made of?
Frywall is made of FDA-certified high-temperature silicone, the same material long used for bakeware. Like glass, it is composed primarily of silicon, an element that's practically inert. Frywall contains no BPAs, plastics, or toxins. It's also incredibly tough, able to withstand sustained temperatures of up to 450°F (230°C). That's well above normal cooking temperatures or the smoke point of most oils. So you can cook as you normally would. Just avoid exposing Frywall to an open flame.
-The pricing for 2 sizes are 10-inch pan - $21.95 and 12-inch pan - $28.95. There are more sizes coming soon.
-Frywall is available in 4 bold colors that will coordinate with your kitchen decor: red, black, green and orange.
-See an online video about Frywall at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hvoie9lFfWE.
-You can purchase online at: www.frywall.com. There is free shipping in the US on orders over $50.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Frywall
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